Kaizen / Continuous Improvement (CI)

Your idea makes all the difference

Every workplace, every process, and every procedure offers potential for improvement. Often, it’s the small insights from day-to-day work that have the greatest impact—greater safety, better quality, more efficient processes, or simply smoother operations.
That’s why we want to actively involve you:
Use this reporting portal to quickly and easily submit suggestions for improvement, ideas, or opportunities for optimization—whether they relate to quality, workplace safety, order and cleanliness, ergonomics, processes, costs, energy, or waste.
Every report helps us improve together and further develop our processes in a sustainable way.

Important:

Of course, you may also submit your report anonymously. All reports will be treated confidentially. We expressly welcome suggestions for improvement—because continuous improvement thrives on participation, openness, and teamwork.

Once received, your report will be reviewed and forwarded to the appropriate departments for processing.

Thank you very much for your support and your contribution to a strong culture of improvement and error management!

What is Kaizen / Continuous Improvement?

Kaizen means continuously improving processes and workflows—step by step and together as a team.
It’s not just about large projects, but especially about practical ideas from the day-to-day work environment.

Examples:

  • A tool or material is poorly positioned and causes unnecessary walking distances
  • A workflow could be made simpler or faster
  • Recurring errors could be avoided with a small change
  • Order, cleanliness, or ergonomics could be improved
  • Waste of energy or materials is identified
  • A safety risk or unnecessary hassle becomes apparent in everyday life

Submission Channels

To submit suggestions for improvement, please use our contact form.

Form for Suggestions for Improvement

Please use our suggestion form to submit your idea or feedback. Providing detailed information will help us evaluate and process your suggestion quickly.

Please use the following points as a guide as much as possible:

  • What could be improved?
  • Where is there room for improvement?
  • What are the benefits of this?
  • Is there already a specific proposal for a solution?

Reporting a near miss

A near miss is an incident in which an accident almost happened – but no one was injured and no damage was caused. Such situations are important warning signals and help us to avoid real accidents.

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